What do you like about Beerwah, or its adjoining centres for that matter, but this article is about Beerwah, and particularly what it was like in 1937 when I first knew it. The writer has been asked by Roland and Lydia Munyard to contribute this article for his website named Beerwah. Although I do not now know many of you personally, you will know me because the new bridge over Coochin Creek … [Read More...]
Super Moon in Beerwah on Sunday 10th August 2014
These photos of Sunday's Super Moon in Beerwah were taken by Josh Whysall from WoodGrove Estate this weekend using an iPhone and his father telescope. Super Moon Photos take on Sunday 10th August, from Woodgrove Estate, Beerwah, Queensland, Australia Super Moon Photos take on Sunday 10th August, from Woodgrove Estate, Beerwah, Queensland, Australia Super Moon … [Read More...]
Meet the Shopkeeper: Todd Harris from Hinterland Seafoods
Todd Harris the owner of Hinterland Seafoods is quite possibly Beerwah's most friendly Shopkeeper and readily admits that his secret ingredient has always been to keep his customers happy. His work ethic hinges around the idea that his Hinterland Seafoods will only to be as good as he makes it, and so he works his hardest at providing the best quality food and service possible. Todd Harris … [Read More...]
Morning “Photo Stroll” around Beerwah
This morning, 25th July, 2014, I did something of a "Photo Stroll" around Beerwah, and I thought I might share some of the highlights, including the New Housing Estate at the corner of Peachester and Roberts Road, a Peek into the Vacant Land (about 5 acres outside the Beerwah Recycle Centre, a Peek into the old "Eden Retirement Centre" now know as Embracia. You can Click on any photo for a … [Read More...]
Mark Tweddle a ‘Simply Music’ Teacher in Glasshouse
Mark Tweddle Music Teacher in Glasshouse I offer the Glasshouse community a revolutionary, Australian developed, playing-based approach to learning the piano. In August 2008 I completed extensive training in Australia and the United States to become a licensed Simply Music teacher (www.simplymusic.com). For those interested in knowing more about this unique method, I offer Free Introductory … [Read More...]
Census Information about the Sunshine Coast Community
Sunshine Coast Council has made it easy to find and understand census data specific to the Sunshine Coast using Community Profile. Sunshine Coast Community Profile is a free online tool available on council’s website that provides data about Sunshine Coast activity centres and 44 localities. Regional Planning Portfolio Councillor Russell Green said the data provides valuable facts and … [Read More...]
Glasshouse Mountains 4WD along Power Line Track and Canyon
A Four Wheel Drive outing in the Glasshouse Mountains along the Power Line Track and Canyon … [Read More...]
Mooloolah Community Centre
The Mooloolah Community Centre is driven by a team of volunteers operating under the legal protection of Mooloolah Valley Community Association, Mooloolah Valley Community Association also offers legal protection to an number of other groups and organisations including Community Centre Committee. the Op Shop in Mooloolah, the Community Garden Group and the Sewing Group The Local … [Read More...]
Find out more about the Green Army on the Sunshine Coast
If you are between 17 and 24 you might be interested in working in the Green Army (and getting paid), What exactly is the Green Army: You can find our more by watching this YouTube Video but they are a group of youths who get paid to take care of Community organisations, Landcare groups, natural resource management organisations, environment groups, Indigenous organisations, local councils and … [Read More...]
Morris House Neighbourhood Centre in Landsborough
Morris House Neighbourhood Centre was established in 1998 by Landsborough Area Community Association Inc. the centre was officially opened in 1999 by Mrs Doris Morris who, with her family, was involved in the community for many years. A grant from Caloundra City Council enabled the renovation of the building and a further grant from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund paid for equipment and … [Read More...]
Queensland Rail and Translink Travel Concerns from Beerwah – Case #2
Hi!, Throughout my short time travelling from Beerwah to the University of Queensland & Roma St, I have noticed several issues making it difficult for this transit to be enjoyable. Tomorrow (1/3/16) I have to travel to UQ for my first lecture of the semester, I have to arrive for the lecture at around 1pm. The easiest and fastest transit route available for me tomorrow, involves 2 stop … [Read More...]
The Mooloolah Performing Our Arts Off Night on Saturday 4th August 2012
The Mooloolah Performing Our Arts Off Night on Saturday 4th August 2012: There is much anticipation as Mooloolah awaits the next Mooloolah Performing Our Arts Off night to be held at the community hall on Saturday 4th August. Formerly known as Mooloolah’s Got Talent, this event will once again showcase a diverse range of local emerging and established performers, including musicians, dancers, … [Read More...]
Meet the Shopkeeper: Julie from V8 Supercuts in Beerwah
Julie from V8 Supercuts in Beerwah Julie cutting hair early on Saturday Morning. Although Jules has been cutting hair in Beerwah for some time her shop V8 Supercuts is new and has a bright fresh feel to it. Julie's comments were "Anything from here is an absolute bonus & there's no way I could of done it without the love & support from my beautiful family, my friends, my clients & … [Read More...]
Make your own Cheese from Grocery Store Milk.
Green Living Australia show you how to make your own cheese in your own home from grocery store milk. Surprisingly you can use ordinary milk from the grocery store to make cheese, in this instance they choose to use Maleny Dairy Milk, although when that's not available they make use of any other brand of milk. Home grown food and home prepared food is a growing trend especially amongst those with … [Read More...]
Puzzle 03: How to reduce your Monthly Bank Fees by $60 a Year?
Zero ANZ Monthly Bank Fees if you deposit $2000 or more each month, at the Beerwah ANZ Bank. (but they won't tell you that). The ANZ will waive the $5 Monthly Fee, saving you of $60 per year but unfortunately ANZ won't offer that information until you ask them. That's right ! - save $60 a year on your Monthly ANZ Bank fees simply by asking ! All you have do is call ANZ Bank or go in and ask them … [Read More...]
Lions Mountain View Challenge 2012 on Sunday the 5th August 2012
The Maleny-Blackall Range Lions Club invites you to our inaugural ‘Lions Mountain View Challenge’ to raise funds for the Lions Medical Research Foundation and other local projects. A sporting challenge for the serious runner as well as the whole family with runs and walks to suit all levels of participation and fitness. FUNDS RAISED TO GO TO THE LIONS MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION 21 … [Read More...]
The Beast File: Woolies and Coles (HUNGRY BEAST)
This week, the Beast File looks at Australias Big Two supermarket chains. Woolworths & Coles are a $100 billion a year duopoly with a retail market share unmatched in the developed world. And they have their fingers in a lot of other pies too. Hungry Beast airs in Australia on the ABC, 9PM Wednesdays. More stories: … [Read More...]